All about constellation

1. CONSTELLATIONS
Presented by:
Ronelyn V. Valeroso
Teacher II
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2. Objectives:
•1. Identifies/Name common
constellations in the sky.
•2. illustrates common constellations.
•3. Participate actively in class
activities

3. Why star’s distance is measured in
light years?
•Have you observed the sky last
night? Can you share your
observations to your classmates?

6. Answer the following questions:
1. What is constellations?
2. What are the common
constellations? Enumerate.
3. How these constellations derived its
name?
4. What constellations resembles W ?

7. Group Activity 2:
•1 –Make a poem about constellation
•II. Compose a song about
constellation
•III- Illustrates/Draw common
constellations

8. What is Constellation?
• It is a group or pattern of a stars.
What are the common constellations?

11. Draw the following constellations:
•A. Orion
•B. Cassiopeia
•C. Big Dipper

12. Fill in the blank: Choose your answer from the words
inside the box.
• Hunter Antares Casseiopia
constellation
Little dipper Ursa Major Polaris
• 1. Stars can be found in large groups throughout the
universe. What are these groups called?
• 2 The constellation Orion was named after a ____.
• 3. What constellation is named after a queen? ____
• 4. The last star in the handle of the Little dipper is
_______

13. Name common constellations:

15. Draw some constellations you
have seen in the sky. Describe
each.
Assignments

16. Enrichment activity:
•Make a star map. Identify
the part of the sky
represented by a star.